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Fifth Instalment I

Margaret meets the world’s '

greatest iron master Mr. Car- n `e-and also makes some elgliorate selections of costly

People’s Theatre

E .--i.-Nigi.i--

her aunt-and Margaret decided to runaway. The part played en

Two Part Kalem

Arne] Hefnrines night in tan lar erop ane; t e excl ing mo or-

boat chase-the desperate battle THE MAN

in the water are three of the A strong story o_f the_Western unusual features. I Plains Splendidly Staged---ff

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HERE SOON-Motion Pictures of the Mobilizing of 3 troops at Halifax, the town under Martial Law-Ocean Greyhounds Muretania & Cedric-And F1remen’s

Regatta-North \Vest Arm.

Special Each Week-Canada’s Troops-and life at

a tal

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S Ill FIGHT M...

1'r.P.\Ys to hhy in this i~r<.vn.e». I FLOWER SHOW Prince ofwaler

_..._ oquggegaugusz za-21, gsots.

run annul “

- , Col

_ _ orrswit Ang. 24.- col. Hughes be

furs at H Jaeckel & Son’s-Later in the day she is scolded by M,,,,s,e,. ,,,'M,,,,,,, and Defence sm. , 'rhn

last night that he hps alreagy beer; {\'};E

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by the country girl, makes this number interesting indeed. gggedhsrsausierligs goslnphfzr gm” ' ' ‘ These men are very keen to pay their LORD 35|-KIRK |N$T|TUTE~*’A

‘ wav mm ,-annul Take gan, A||egi_ meeting of the Lord Selkirk Instituto

In the clutches °f the cms lance, and at earliest opportunity Join :gli

' ` l li Ill ll . Th `MlI\iB!9I' Blai- Chasing the Smugglers A two Part Kevstm C.°m¢<‘Y ,L;°n.fi‘..l.t‘n. 3.2... .3 ni... .i n n.

" ' ' ' Sllfe t0 f€tCh the grin British descent a number of them PFSBGHL ' -

e Germans. _

FLOWER SHOW.-At the Flower

_S_how, Prince of Wales College Hall next

_ vided throughout the evening, by Miss

Lavle, of Edgehill College (violin)'

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i.o.\'oox, Ang. 24.- A despatch is

V81 C3I‘tlEl' Q06. from Amsterdam says a large de- te"

0 & taclunent of German Cavalry suffered Wig tfrilmt UIQ? P"‘;“‘i?r'idu§g

' ’ ` _ _ _ seriously iu Subur Maliiices, Bel- 1' “U3 D al' 0. o a c _par

2 Shows 2 Admission Five Cents 7 3 9 p m gium, on Friday afternoon when they Fourth Conference of l~‘ruit Growers.

,were met suddenly by Belginns in M\'~

I ‘motor cars and armed machine guns. °_"

l I I Most of the Germans were killed hut ionfemnce-

handful surrendered and were ten prisoenrs.

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3 Sailings Weekly via St. Lawrence

From TO LIVERPOOL

From TO GLASGOW

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Monlreal..Victorian......Aug. 4 Sept.l Quebec ...Calgarian......Auiz. 13 Septh) l|nntreal..'l`unisian......Aug.13 °¢-pt. in Quebec....Alsauan.......Aug 27 Sept.Z~l

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From Montreal. Ionian Aug. 16 Sept. 20 ’

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the digestive organs you can rely on

_ g I | - i an _ militia announcements is that as to

tléhiil. ALLAN LINE itllii”‘"I wise pfegaution

" i~.i.,nn.».ii_.s¢..¢nn.......... st-nr.. iao.»¢_ is ;;;>\iii<'ei\i@nt issiied tonight Says: The

For Reservations, Tickets. Etc.. Apply Local Offices or Agencies tim

W. K. H. &A. M0ll|J'eal euiburg. Our troops, in 1-oujuu<'tiou

’ \vit

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ermanent Silver

-Y .Y ~ - Silver Fox pelts.

Important Announcem

The

public that its interests and those of the Murray Foxes Company Ltd., are now amalgamated.

High Class Foxes at $1

They

offer to the public the choicest Silver

“Class A” at

$18,000 a pair. Six pairs of these-the

Your Chance

This is your chance to get into

MOTTO:-Permanency. Aim: To produce the highest grade of '

Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., announces to the investing mm im des It leg fr I T il

~ ' 1. 4( ’ I L’ t 0 S River Silver Black T, ” ‘ " ‘

two years old and the other 7 to 9 pairs are this year’s pups.

Remember

While low capitalization makes

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8,000 ii

Foxes obtainable all Murray River’s-are

I0 in fu of

Ili fo

M M s Bartlett. Charlottetown. (Diario), Prof. Tauton and Mr. Charles liines. (llty, (piano and coruet). Admission,

' ten cents.. 5116-

-Professor ' Theodore Ross, who

1 'v

th _

(‘anadian Signalling (‘orps, the ap-

‘ _ also the announcement of the promo-

will prevent the little iimesnof today iinn of Lieut. J. zu.-xiiiinn, ni the from becoming the big sickness of Abegweit Light Infantry, to be t‘ap- tomormw and ai-,_€l._ For tmumes of tain, vice Capt. M. A. Shaw, resigned.

, The battle has proceeded several

days.

patch rei'cived from Antwerp coullrius the tho licrce conflict betwciui 1\'u:n and (‘h'.irleroi. lt is e.\'pw:ted to lust three or four days.

llritisli troops are fur-ing greater port Gornian army along great. bzttllc

tlicin holding back the iuvzidcrs. lt is 4-xpectcd the fight will lust several days before it is decided on which side will bc victory. .lupuu has coiue

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defended to the limit. Sevcnl Gor-

sct-\iti\'el_\' with Japz\u's ilci'l:\i'utiou of wut". thc- llritish oiiicinl press bureau

<~rui.<<~r to disnrin and thc crew to go

has liven dcuicil. \\'hilc liiogo forts :irc still holding out it is reported that

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FLOWER SHOW Prince of Wales

4*.

be held in the Lewis schoolhouse Thursdby. August 27th, at 7 o'clock

All interested are invited to be

Wednesday, music will be pro-

iss Stewart, of England, (piano), is

FRUIT GROWERS' CONFERENCE

aves this morning for I-lalifa\ to at

i the Educational Conference

A. E. Dewar, ot' Newlands, is also his way to Grimsby to attend the

GAZETTED.-In Sat\1rday‘s issue

the Canada Gazette, among the

confirmation in rank of Lieut. K. Rogers, (Charlottetown) of the

intmcnt dating from July 3rd, and

STORY OF THE BATTLE.

at baittle is now priigrcssiiig along line from Mons to Frontier Lux-

li British, assumed the oi'l`cusi\'e.

were faced by uliuost thc whole

ruinu army, both active und rosi~rvc~_

l.().\ll')ON, Aug. 24.-Olllcial (les-

story of the great buttlo botwooii Freni-li :uid Gexiunus particularly

l.0.\'l)()N, Aug. :Z~i.-i~`rcur-li und

out. The allies :irc powerfully cu- euclied with po\verl'ul forts to uid

to thc war of nations. Tho l‘Iiupci'- ol` Japan ilcclnred war on Gcruiiiu_\' id the .lupnucse fleet und liiud forces 'c ready for the struggle urouud iancliziu, German protccloratc in

u sity Gorman preparation is coni- ete and tcrriflic. Kiaocchuu will be

un war ships :ire lying in Tsiug 'l`uu irboi' and the waters ure uiiucd. t‘ou-

uiouuccs that the Austria-lliiiigziry iwrntucnt luis ordered Austrian the

'l`.siu Tsiu. This oppurcutly elim- zilcs Austriit from the light. in ilu- r cast. lt is reported thc Exupi-ror llussin is .seriously ill, itltliougli this

0 llclgiun 1-ouiiuituilcr blow up oui\ rt after thi' Germans i':iptui'cd it.

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permanent

again. We tion among are doing would do.

seven to $18,000 zi stock was

_ gobbled up at

pzur not so

long ago.

Fox Breeders Association

a good strong company built up on

lines! You never had

a better chance and you never will

stand in the unique posi- fox companies that we more than we said we

Think Of It

Six pair_of young breeders and

nine pair pups, all at pair. Why, sir, similar

ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D. of Ch’fown Ex-

President of llie Prince _Edward lalaiid

COL. CURTIS S. EMERY, Collector of

for large profits, good breeding stock makes for permanent proiit. The Permanent has both these essentials.

Invest Today

Only a limited zmount of stock

remains to be sold, and the splendid offer now made, backed by this strong scurd, safe and PERMAN- ENT ccmpany is bound to sell it very quickly.

$3(l,l1G0 a

Directors

WILLIAM KEARNEY, Mtrcliant of Marta;

River.

HAMMOND KELLY, Stock Breeder and

President.

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Pune stoop mines

HELTHY Prom-:

IIo0d's Snrsnparilla removes

scrofula sores, bulls and other erup- tions, bcciiuse it drives out of the blood the liuiuors that cause tlicm. }'Ii'uptions cannot be stu-ut=.<.si`iilly treated willi external applications, because these cannot purify the

lJlOtiLl. _

Ilood’s Snrsfiparilla makes rich,

red blood, pcrfccts the digestion, nud builds up the whole s_\'s|cin. Iu- sist on having Hood 's. Got it now.

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Stomach Troubles

Due io Acidiiy

SO.S.-\YS EMINENT SI"E(‘I.\LIST.

,first place in the parade to thc slu-

So-cnllcd stoutgch troirldca, such as

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Customs of Newport, Vermont, Vice- President.

BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of Ch’town,

Fecrela ry-Treasu rer. man.

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Farmer of Southport.

Form of Application

I hereby make application to Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd., of Char- h

lottctcwn, Prince Edward Island to take the number of shares in the Cap- 2,, ital Stock of the said Company set opposite my signature below. I enclose

Wlllifgt

Dr?

indigestion, wind, stomaclvnclic and inability to retain food, arc in pro-

ISAAC E. BURDEN, Pownal, Gentle- hotly nine cases nut ni ten simply

evidence that fermentation is taking place in the [god contents ofthe stomach, causing the formation Of gas and acids. Wind distenlls the stomach, and causes that full, 'oti-

e n

nrthurn, while the ncid irritates d influmes the delicate llnlnz; of

ssive feeling sometimes known na

stomach. The touhlc lies entire- in the-lermeuting fond. Such fer-

‘2o.000 persons. llls Worship the

lout upon the air, and this was conti-

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APPLICATION FOR STOCK

Shares $25

To BENJAMIN ROGERS, Jr.

- Shares $25

mentation -is unnatural, nnd acid formation is not only unnnturnl. bllli may involve most serious consequec-I ces if not corrected. To stop or prc- vent fermentation of the food Con- tents nl the stomach and to neu- tralize thc acid, and render it bland and harmless, ,-,_ teaspognlul of his- urated magnesis, probably the best

1 , A t 2. _ 50-13_ ‘ s. s.“coNvsN"r|oN.- ;'_h§Wauhm_\_

ege “sus 627 convention ot tl1eSVernong)latrlctiof

HAR-|-Ngy HA|__L_ _ There Wm the P. E. Island . S. ssoc at on

se,-vice at Hartney Han will be held at. Pownal on I-‘riday after

,-may evening of ,ms week noon, .t8th. In the evening Mr. Ross, Oh Ffldlyl at 8 p. m. Rev, E, 5_ Field Secretary. will give an address ks Wm speak and show some flue lantern slides ot

the Zurich Convention.

FURTHER

Samuel Nicholson. a

P. E. l., died

in Bradford last The remains to the

accompanied _

ceased and body. The

at Dundas o_n

one of the largest

ot the country.

conducted by Rev. sistcd by Rev. Mr.

and Rev. Mr. Rand

There were many tributes. The who was only forty years ot' age, was it son of Mr. .loliu Nicliolsoii and leaves a widow and one child to mourn.

w ectlon were

of Souris

Point. floral

PEOPLE’S THEATRE.-Stories of

smuggling and revenue officers are al- ways in favor at the People's Theatre, and last night a large crowd enjoyed “(`l\asiug the Smugglers," a two-reel feature by the Kalem Company. lt was exciting in the extreme and show- ed the clever manner in which opium is smuggled into the liuited States. “Our t'hildren,’ it nice little comedy, was acted by children. the youngest being twenty-six months. Great in- terest is being taken in "Our Mutual Girl," the fifth instalment of which was slio\vu last night. lu this picture she meets the great Andrciv Carne- gie. A vitugrapli comedy, "Sonny Jim". completed au excellent pro- gruiiiuie. 'Fouiglit thc two~rei~I fea- lurc, “(`h:1siug the Smugglers," will

attract another large attendance

PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.-lt

has b\\i~u decided that the Provincial ldxliibitioli, wliicli was believed likely to be caiicelloil, will take place uftcr :ill The liixllibitioii will take place on 'l`ui\sdi\y, Scptcinlu-r 22, :uid will ex- tend over thc tlirvc :lays following, 23, Z4. und 25. The n|`t'itii' on this occasion prtuiiisesi to hc ol' universal interest, und iluilv uit attractive prize list is ofi`i~|‘oil, about $8,000 living set aside t`or tho purpose. lt is interesting to state thul. thc amount shmvs an in- cri-zisc ou last year’s prize' list. In \'ii~\v oi' thc taut that horses and cattle will likely bc in great deiiiaud :is a. result of thc war, it is expect(-il that it larger number of nuimals than for- merly will be on exhibition, as no better plitcc for liurguins can be found than thc exhibition ground. The occasioii will also be a :suitable oiie l`or the fornivrs to iirriiugc for the sales of their crops. 'l‘hurc will he tlirvc ilziys of horse rac- iulr. Tlic classes will bc night and purses ranging from $28 to $100 will bc put up. 'l`hcrc ure on thc present occasioii more horses entered in thc stuko races (han i-vcr before and those piirticulzir events of the Exhibition will probably be liiiprecciletitedly success- t'ul. Quito nu attraction will be thc nero- plunc flights of l\li'. Paoli, the noted aviator who niadi- such successful fliglils hero two yours ago, and who lui: .'i ' » ' .» No ' ' ' ' ` _ '

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s suic bicu ||\iul. lu \u|crii.i rtll .ind South .ind in luurupc Paoli ill gnc t\\o flights c.i<h dit). both

“plain” and "1`uur'y" perl'orui:iuccs. This your thcro will bo u sepuiuite if ss on thc prize list for Shirt- liorscs, while tht-rv will ulsu bc it new t-.lass for l’ci‘<‘lii~rou, :1 class ol' liorsvii which :irc liccoiuiiig i|ui|o iuinwrousliorii. 'l'lu- t-Xliiliitiou izroliiuls this _vczir luivi- bi-on tlmrnuglily rcnovzitcd und lliwrr- hzisi been iuuilv un iiddillon to thc- _L',i'uiul stand. 'l‘hc buildings have :ill bcvu wliltc-wnslied. .

_J 1 _

liome lctlcrs' rcfciivil it is lcarncil that tht Siiriinlliiig (`orps \\lii<h loft hero on Mund.i\ morning last and who are now ut Val (artler, mel it hearty welt omc all along the line und especially in Moulton and St John “tic the citizens tuined out in large iuimhcrs to i-liucr tlicui on their way. The olliccrs who ini-t them at St. John finding they were P. E. lslund boys said "wc`ll tiiko ii car to thc armour- ivs, nothing is too good for Prince Ed\\':\i‘il lslniuli‘rs" and wht-u they ur- rivvd Ihr-rc, the boys \v<‘l‘e givcn three cliviirs b_\' the St. John soldiers. They wr-i-.- put up nt the Ariuouries, and in t-vc-r_\‘ wiiy were most hospitality trcaitiwl. and were more than delight- ful with thc way they were used. 'l`luir.<duy moruliig the Signullcra rc- voivml word that they were to lenvc by special train for the mobilisation lamp :it Val Cartier, Quebec. The “seuil»olT" they wore given at St.J0hu iviis ai inuguii’lccut one nud will itcvcr bc forgotten by any one oi’ them. Prince Edward Island was given the

THE SlGNALL_lNG _CORP$.-By

lion and t`liurlotteto\vn baiuicrs were much iii evidence. At the station it I is cstlinateil that there were some

Yllugror of St. John. was present- nud di-livi-rvd a farewell speech to the 'ooi's, iiud the ladics of the \\'omcu's l'uundiau t‘lub provided n lunch and nrcscutcii cnrli soldier lad with n liousowifc. (‘liccr upon cheer rung

uucd until the train pulled out of the station. 'l`hc Moncton Transcript.

'tolls of the welcome accorded the F '

i‘hnrlottetowu boys as follows: "At Moncton the New Brunswick and l’rlui-c Edward Island units concen- trated and the scene that greeted us on our arrival at the rnilivay city sur- pusseil :iuylliliig so fnr. llcre, where the population contains a substantial p:-r<'<\iita|.:c of French people general- l;.' iirc uinst denionstrative. If clonv- age thi'-re has been between the two races in the past that gulf has surely, bccn bridged. French and English in

bc repented and will no doubt again I

Secy-Treasurer Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd.,

Ch’town, P. E. I.

Ido hereby apply for... ..... .......shares in the Permanent Silver Foxes, U

Ltd. Enclosed find $............being twenty percent and the balance I agree to

pay on or before October 1, 1914.

Name....... .. ..

Address.. ._ . ..

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and most sdective corrector of acid stomach known, should be taken ln B quarter _ot 5 glasl of hot or cold watt-r immediately alter eating, or whenever wind or acidity is felt. This ,stops the fermentation, and neutral- lzes the acidity in a few moments. F'crmantm|ioil..’wind and acidity are dangerous and unnecessary- Swv Of prevent ,tlippi by its ‘une of n prov" sntacld, such sobiavrnted ntstriiellm which can be_' olilained from any dru st and thus enable the stem

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Moncton to-night are one people. The “cntente cordiale" has indeed become n reality. The Union Jacks and the tricolor are entwlned. The flags of allies-brothers. Moncton did her- self proud to-night. Throilkh Monc- ton passed the entire maritime con- llngeiit and the railway city saw to it that the sons of the blood were given royal welcome an hearty, thunderous

nlgth when the troop trains pulled northward and on to Val (?urtier.ln earnest contributed a splendid climax

girl °

itch to do ltd work properly without , being hindered ny. nnumnnun zu and dgngcroul acid|--H.F-P-

io sn afternoon ntuneoualieii nnlrlotlc

. Alllll l th lt hd ;- _ _ .

ilffi-'.."§§°i§i. .nn »i§’e‘.'§5..n.i°n°n..l. F... *OR SAM- me wif or Ai»\Si<A

ard

'Comdete Change of Program

TO-NIGHT I , _

- Lisrnns

Sixth Chapter

OF `

Lucille Love

The Girl of Mystery

COMING -THE RAIDERS

o :ao-ri me-a;>E

Pathe Company Presents' '

The strength ef; A S ' ' D

Inhlrgdvlhg-Pagsdin

_'i*'i -OF THE MEXICAN BORDER

" I

The Animated Weekly

News of the World in Motion Pictures

Cupid in the

Camp

A Rollicking Western Comedy

9 2 _

tnt=JHC5»-i->t=:'=1 nz-SO

Cap’t Kid’s Priceless Treasure

Scream, A Roar, It’s A

Joker

' WEDNESDAY The Mystery of Wickham Hall

Mystery Story of Old

England

Q _

public will now be more ever.

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" Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company,

INCREASED FACILITIES

By the laying of the telephone cable between Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Maritime Telegraph ~ and Telephone Company, have extended their tield of operation and given added facilities to their many patrons. Prince Edward Island is the richest province-according, to size-in the Dominion and the service provided -the

complete and extensive than

We are dealers in the securities of this Company.

Full particulars will be furnished on request.

F. B. McCurdy & Co

MEMBERS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCUANGB

llslilu. Ottawa, Montreal, St. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston,

i Sydney, Charlottetown. Si. John'| Nflil. London. [ns

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Ons ecnt per word lint inuerii-m in this coluin. hs|_| cent par worl inch continuation. Cub must heeompmy order. Minimum eixulo

cuaiuuau ctnssiriao. nos

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BOARDERS WANTILD

nccouiiiiiiiliztril ut 321 l"it‘/.roy St.. Young men prefcrriwl.

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EMAIE HLLP WANTED

F . .

WA\'Tl-ID A'l` (l.\`Cl~], M.\lD` FOR general housework. Small faintly. Apply _'N1 l`ppcr l’rincc.

5100-S-22M3i.

“LADIES WA.\"l`l‘lD T() DO EASY,

('nn make $15 tu $20 wu.:l’.‘y~. iii pt-rieucc unnecessary, ni ai\v'\s~i- ing. National llccoratiug i`»_., lirpt N, G9 Adelaide St. linst, '.‘~-‘~\i\l.o, Ont." 50%)-8 ‘J1f.\I 'Ji iT/Iiv'i`_l-ID Ki* F/i|.coxwoon ifos- pital young women for ward work.

Il73tl~7-28iiitf.

PUPILS NURSES, lllAl.1'} AND FE-

niale, wanted at the Taunton Stnto Hospital training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, nddrcss Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'l`auntou State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2286-1':-ilMtf.

PUR SALE

VOR SALE-TWi() GOOD (‘.l..»\SS "A" ninlc pups, pnrents registered in class "A". May exchange one for good class "li" feuiule. Ad-

dress A. -l. M., cure of Gunrdiun.

5019-8-17i\l13ipd.

FOR SAl.l'I.-50 pairs young rnnch

bred lllink, 5 shares in 1914 divi- dend fox company. Silver black and pntch foxes. T. Gordon Ives, Montague l’. E. 1'. 7-I-lllllldtf,

OR QUICK SALE AT RElDU(`F]I) piiccs several black und pntcli foxes. Apply "R" Box 116, (‘-ity. __ ___ _40s4-a-iiiiizwlni FOR S.~\Lli--3 PAIRS YOUNG Sli,-

ver black foxes. Class "A" pedi- gree. (‘ra\\ioril Hayden, St. i"e- _terls, P. E. I. 3800-8-3M20ipd. FOR S.»\I.l-}~1 l‘Allt Ol” Til.Al`l{

foxes, 3 pairs of seventy-live per cent. black; also iivc pairs of prov- ed breeders. Apply or cull at '|`lio Hillside Patch Fox Ranch, (`cntrul ~_l1edeiuiy. 4070-8-13M17i. HOUSES FOR SALE AT I’UliI.l(1 auction. Numbers 163 nnd 167, Water street. Sole Wednesday, 26th August, nt 12 o’clock, noon, on premises. For further particul- ltlr! apply to Gaudet & Ilanzard, Solicitors. ° 4072 fl-13llll2l.

Silver Foxes proved breeders, had five pups this mason. Also two pslrn of the young, horn on thc Island. A l "Forman" care u

demonstration all along the line.

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l FOR SA1.l‘.'.- FARM OF 100 ACRES ` well wutcred w ith buildings in 1 good ri-mir, situated at North ‘ liivcr i-iliort distuuco from ferry.

For _particulars apply to F. A. Hall at Public Works otllce, Char- lottetown, or on premises.

_ W _ ` 3077-6-22llltl. FOR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP- tiong. Apply Box 176, city.

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pleasant, coloring work n: lion-e. ‘1.llSl IN ilIAltI.t)TTI<J'l‘U\\.\. All-.

ills-t. Lnilics gold watch fob. Finder lilcfisc lc:i\‘e ut Morcll llousc.

' 5099-8-22.\l3i.

I.()h"I‘-ON Sl'.\lI)AY ltith, AT (lli

ucnr the Forester llouse., Foiviml, ladies gold lmicclct. Finder will bo re\\'ui‘ilml by lm\.\'iiig at Forester House or this oilicc.

50451-8-lilllltl.

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M9'-‘3 “'-LP. WANTED .

WANTED A l\l.»\N FUR FAIIM \\'()Rl{

_-llilily to Herbert Miison It. R. No. 7-, Bunbury. 5093-ll-22M3ipd. "`i\'IiI\"'i'ui» A' "`i\i}`\N "ro 'i'/iitu

clinrgv ot' n fox ranch, one who luis had i~xpiu~ici\~c und give refci'eiici‘. stating sulury per year, or u iimull snliiry and a pcr- ctuitugv ou uunil~;~r itud vnluc uf pups ruisi-ii. A. L. 0'Nclll, New Allerilocii, N. S.

l Tit ACHERS WANTED

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iiicllintely, ri prlutflpal for tho i|'|.v:.|'y first, rluss Fcliool, supple- uicut ~li.‘i'».lll). Apply, to .-\. J. Muth- icsou, Rory. ` 5051-X-19l\lill.

FIFTY ’1'l<Zi\t`» l l Elil.%TRI*}QllIRED F01!

riirul sclzools coiumencing d‘"`l“R -tuixust. Snlurics, Second Class 1.1- ¢-viisu $720 to $780 per annum; lfirut. Vilma License $780 to $900- li‘ull pnrticlilzirs ench position sup- plied. 'Apply stating qunlillcntions in full to tfnnndlan Tcnclicrn' A- gi-ury, Regina, tor Hmilmtchewau schools; 21!! Ucrveidge Block, Cal- muy, for /llhcrtn. positions, had 18.10 Cotton Drive, Vancouver, for appointments in B. C.

4029-8-l1M1M.

Mink for Sale

Novn Scotia selected ranch-rBll°t|

stock. Apply st gtico,

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| Truro, N. S-

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Guardian. 8758-7-MMU. ,

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